The City of Palos Heights voted last week to adopt a downtown redevelopment plan created by MKSK Studios, a move meant to give the city a roadmap towards revitalizing the downtown area from 122nd to 124th streets along Harlem Avenue.
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Brain Boost Tutoring cited as Orland business of the month
Brain Boost Tutoring received a positive boost on Oct. 5 when Orland Park named it the Business of the Month for October.
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Chicago Ridge trustees approve District 127.5 plan to turn banquet hall into headquarters
Chicago Ridge trustees approved permits letting District 127.5 turn Candle Light Banquets into offices and classrooms, freeing space at Finley Junior High.
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Joey’s Red Hots moves across Wolf Road in Orland Park
After 10 years on Wolf Road, Joey’s Red Hots has moved across the street into a larger Orland Park location.
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Orland Park residents say village chatbot won’t connect them
Two Orland Park residents took time to come to the Village Board meeting on Oct. 5 to take issue with the performance of AI chatbot Humphrey.
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Northwestern Medicine wins state approval for new cancer institute in Orland Park
Northwestern Medicine plans a new Orland Park cancer institute, bringing expanded oncology services, advanced treatments and specialized care closer to home.
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Orland Park offers free shredding, electronics and drug disposal Oct. 9
The Village of Orland Park will host a free document shredding, electronics recycling and prescription drug take-back event from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, Oct. 9, at Orland Square Mall, 288 Orland Square Dr., upper level near Texas de Brazil.
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Comings & Goings: After 66 years, American Sale is clearing out
Tinley Park-based American Sale Corp. Is holding a massive liquidation sale ahead of its transfer to new ownership next year.
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Hashtag 95 closes its doors in Oak Lawn
Hashtag 95, owned by Nick and Jacki Perakis, has closed in Oak Lawn after less than a year of serving brunch.
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Lavin Cassidy School of Irish Dancing to move to Palos Heights
The city of Palos Heights cleared the way for an award-winning business to come into the city at its Sept. 15 city council meeting. The Lavin Cassidy School of Irish Dance, which currently calls Worth home, is planning to relocate to Palos Heights in the former Redemption Vault space on Harlem Avenue. The storefront, 12343 […]
